News / Bill to save homeowners flood insurance goes to President
Bill to save homeowners flood insurance goes to President Local homeowners are a step closer to breathing a sigh of relief when looking at their …
SPORTS / Conchs pound CS
Conchs pound CS, wrap up top seed in district BY RALPH MORROW MANAGING EDITOR Pounding out hits and scoring runs was no problem for the Key …
NEWS / FKOC, Peacock teaming up
FKOC, Peacock teaming up BY MARK HOWELL NEWS WRITER A corner has been turned. The Florida Keys Outreach Coalition (FKOC) is assuming sponsorship of …
Howelings / In search of financing
HOWELINGS In search of financing for ‘Inevitable Harm’ BY MARK HOWELL Jenna Stauffer, host and producer of KEYTV’s “Good Morning Key West with Jenna Stauffer,” us …
The Big Story / A star was born
THE BIG STORY A Star Was Born BY RICK BOETTGER Key West’s own Liza Catana did indeed “knock it out of the park” at …
NEWS / Johnson joins Rural Health Network
Johnson joins Rural Health Network BY RALPH MORROW MANAGING EDITOR With Dr. John Calleja retiring from Southern Medical in the Professional Building, nurse practitioner David …
NEWS / Community, youth ‘Be the Change’
Community, youth ‘Be the Change’ at Keyswide Challenge Days SPECIAL TO KONK LIFE Challenge Day, an award-winning, one-day motivational and personal growth workshop coordinated …
NEWS / New York senator speaks on women in politics
New York senator speaks on women in politics BY RALPH MORROW MANAGING EDITOR Sen. Kirstin Gillibrand, promising her support for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 race …
Letter to the Editor / “WE’VE MET THE ENEMY — AND IT’S US !” Pogo
“WE’VE MET THE ENEMY — AND IT’S US !” Pogo By Roger Kostmayer The Democrats control both the White House and the US Senate. Constitutionally …
News / After 6 tries, Scales gets the call
After 6 tries, Scales gets the call Now, he sits on the 3rd District Court of Appeals BY JOHN L. GUERRA NEWS WRITER I spotted …
News / District moves to enlarge online course curriculum
District moves to enlarge online course curriculum BY JOHN L. GUERRA NEWS WRITER Two-thirds of Monroe County students are willing to try online courses, according …
Sports / Hughes does job, but only for an inning
Hughes does job, but only for an inning BY RALPH MORROW MANAGING EDITOR Ah, youth. For an inning, Ty Hughes looked like a world beater. …
Feature / What is Castro’s Cuba like today?
What is Castro’s Cuba like today? BY MARK HOWELL NEWS WRITER The latest guest speaker at the Friends of the Library lecture series held at …
Roosevelt vandalism costs money, delays project completion
Roosevelt vandalism costs money, delays project completion BY RALPH MORROW MANAGING EDITOR It’s like leaving your home unlocked. It’s like leaving the key in your …
Critical thinking and climate change at Sigsbee
Critical thinking and climate change at Sigsbee BY JOHN ANDOLA NEWS WRITER At least one teacher at Sigsbee Charter School is very proud of her …
Park Protests get results
PHOTO/ Pru Sowers Key West City Commissioner Clayton Lopez speaking at a meeting about the city’s neglect of Bill Butler Park attended by over 60 …
LTE Oceans at risk Jerry Weinstock
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Oceans at risk BY JERRY WEINSTOCK Difficult to face, our oceans are at risk and fish species are diminishing and in …
No agreement at homeless shelter forum
PHOTO/ PRU SOWERS Key West City Commissioner Tony Yaniz, left, and Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay listen at Wednesday’s housing forum. No agreement at homeless …
County in quandary: Incineration or composting?
County in quandary: Incineration or composting? BY JOHN ANDOLA NEWS WRITER Whether the county should opt for incineration or composting for its yard waste in …